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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1922
Page
12
Vice President Coolidge urged industrial democracy in a speech to the Ninth Annual Wellesley Industrial Conference. He spoke to a mixed assembly of industrialists from various sectors about shared economic governance and reform.
The article reports on an industrial conference where talks by Vice President Coolidge advocate worker ownership and participation. It traces a shift from autocratic management to inclusion through stock ownership unions and shop committees, framing democracy in industry as evolving parallel to political democracy.George W. Coleman of Babson Institute spoke afterward, praising the Vice President’s stance. Large crowds greeted Coolidge upon arrival, waving American flags.
William Rabenskas of 19 Thomas Park South Boston faced assault and battery charges against Mrs Hen rietta Wendall of 24 Oak Avenue Dorchester The court continued the case as Rabenskas reported to be bedridden from injuries after a beach crowd attack following the alleged assault and attempted suffocation at G Street beach Tuesday afternoon
Professor William M. Proctor of Leland Stanford urged that every university admit students who lack standard scholastic credentials but show a definite life objective and maturity. He spoke to about 300 at the New England Vocational Guidance Association meeting at Harvard College.
A speaker cites 41 war veterans admitted to Stanford with little schooling and shows 18 earned B or better, including two who skipped grammar school. He argues mature thought and purpose can rival traditional high school and prep school training, even in Greek and Latin studies.
Phenix mill of the Hope Company at Phenix reopened this morning after a six month shutdown due to the Pawtuxet Valley textile strike. Officials said 1% of workers reported back to work. the mill normally employs 20 operatives.
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